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"And the second thing I enjoyed is also related to it, which is finding the diamond in the coal mine, which is to say that we have this giant list of spectacular things we are doing and every single day, and then from it, you are looking for that one moment, that one emotional truth. You want to expand into a story, fictional or otherwise. It's brilliant. It is such good writing exercise, in my opinion."

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"And so I messaged seeking plum or Christina that are you willing to experiment with me where we ask each other weird questions or where I ask her weird questions? But I know she can play the game right back at me because she's so creative. I love the way she thinks. So the first question for you, Christina, is, and I already told you this question on the chat, which is, if you are a cat, what is the first thing you would paw away?"

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"That's it. That's the index. And then there is jarang, who has this index. So adorable, this index. I mean, if you look at any of her books and you flip to the index, you will have no clue what the book is about. Is this a sad book, funny book, fantasy book? What is it exactly? And that's that question of what happens next kind of props in your head. A butterfly that better not be my dead sister."

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"I panicked because I was supposed to be in Mumbai, at taj Lands, in Mumbai, in bandra or bandstand Mumbai by 01:00 p.m. And the train was sided. I get this message from irctc going oh yeah, don't worry, the train is going to make time. They literally message you that the train is expected to make time. And I rolled my eyes so hard at that."

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"And the hypocrisy of that entire proceeding because politicians per Japanese culture. Specifically when you talk about the conservative politicians, which are the kind of people who generally end up being in power given the social structure of the country, social discipline based structure of the country that is Japan. The hypocrisy of the full, I would say, event of a politics who preaches and espouses these high ideals goes on and has an affair even though all of that."

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"In the description, you will find the link to read the financial independence marathon, so feel free to click on it and get the book onto the first question, which is, tell us a little something about yourself, Vinod, and then we will go into the nitty gritty of the writing within your book."

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"The Kulkchitra youth happens to think that women are pious creatures, right? How naive are we? So I really liked that the characters in the book are represented, including the female characters, to be, like, conniving and cruel and strong and just multi dimensional. The way I laughed, I genuinely laughed out loud. When Dropathy describes Yudishtar I don't want to spoil this line, but, like, the way she is roasting her husband's in her head, it's funny, right?"

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